Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Instagram - our digitized world is driven by tech companies which have become an integral part of our lives. Yet unlike private law research, that in the field of public law is thin on the ground. This volume seeks to balance things out by examining interdependencies between regulation on the one hand and how the digital economy operates on the other.
Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Instagram - our digitized world is driven by tech companies which have become an integral part of our lives. Yet unlike private law research, that in the field of public law is thin on the ground. This volume seeks to balance things out by examining interdependencies between regulation on the one hand and how the digital economy operates on the other.
Christoph Krönke
Geboren 1983; 2003-09 Studium der Rechtswissenschaft in Heidelberg und München; 2013 Promotion (LMU München); Rechtsreferendariat im OLG-Bezirk München; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter; seit 2017 Akademischer Rat a.Z. am Lehrstuhl für Ãffentliches Recht, Wirtschaftsverwaltungsrecht, Umwelt- und Sozialrecht der LMU München; 2020 Habilitation (LMU München); seit September 2020 Universitätsprofessor an der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien.
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